Oh Jeong-hwa: Gender and Representation

This is a study of the problems of Gender and Repetition that English-based women scholars have encountered in analyzing English literature and culture. The plays of Afra Ben, Christina Roseti, Elizabeth Barrow Browning, Charlotte Bronte, Doris Resing, and other novels from the 17th century to the present, have been analyzed by the best of contemporary criticisms, including feminist criticism, and have discussed and discuss how women are being represented in these works at the time of the day. The book especially focuses on women who have lived as a society’s neighbors as ‘ castles II, ’ under the title of a family, there are problems with forced marriage, male-centered consumerism, the productization of women, the alienation and discrimination of elderly women. We also look at the process of challenging the patriarchial ideology and regaining identity by telling a confessional story, revealing her voice through resistance writing, which has been forced to silence as a neighbor. The reader can use this book to break the stereotypes of gender rooted in our society and to think more seriously about Gender matters.

Korean title: 젠더와 재현

Korean author: 오정화

Korean publisher: 이화여자대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9791158902971